"Will Kane William ""Will"" Kane is the protagonist of the film ""High Noon"" (1952). He was first played by Gary Cooper, then by Lee Majors in """" (1980), and by Tom Skerritt in ""High Noon"" (2000), a remake for cable television. Gary Cooper originated the character in ""High Noon"" in 1952. Cooper briefly reprised his ""High Noon"" role in an uncredited cameo appearance in the 1959 Bob Hope comedy ""Alias Jesse James"". Lee Majors took over the role for in a made-for-TV sequel, """" (1980). Tom Skerritt played Kane in a 2000 remake of ""High Noon"" for the US cable"
"a time of 29.378 seconds, ahead of Kahne and Robby Gordon. Bowyer was fourth-fastest; Johnson was fifth and Truex sixth. Greg Biffle, Kurt Busch, Burton, and Martin followed in the top ten. Of the other drivers in the Chase, Edwards was eleventh-fastest, Hamlin set the twelfth-fastest time, and Harvick was fifteenth. Ryan Newman crashed and switched to a back-up car. Later, on Saturday afternoon, Earnhardt paced the final practice session with a time of 29.357; Kyle Busch was second and Hamlin third. Kahne was fourth-fastest, ahead of Johnson and Bowyer. Biffle was seventh-fastest, Truex eighth, Riggs ninth, and Robby Gordon"
"recording only 70 points before the race. Three practice sessions were held before the race. The first session, held on June 14, 2013, was 90 minutes long. The second and third sessions, held a day later on June 15, were 55 and 60 minutes long, respectively. During the first practice session, Kasey Kahne was quickest with a fastest time of 35.889 seconds. Kurt Busch, who was 0.068 seconds slower, followed in second, ahead of Aric Almirola in third and Kevin Harvick in fourth. With a fastest time of 36.014 seconds, Dale Earnhardt, Jr. managed to be fifth quickest. During qualifying,"
"times of 29.133 and 29.135 seconds. Kahne managed to be fourth fastest, ahead of Jamie McMurray and Kyle Busch. Speed was scored seventh, Menard took eighth, Truex was ninth, and Biffle took tenth. The race, the thirty-first out of a total of thirty-six in the season, began at 7:30 p.m. EDT and was televised live in the United States on ABC. Prior to the race, weather conditions were sunny with the air temperature around . Car owner Joe Gibbs began pre-race ceremonies by giving the invocation. Next, Big Machine Records recording artist Danielle Peck performed the national anthem, and NASCAR"
"a time of 51.358 and a speed of . Jeb Burton was forced to go to his backup car after wrecking into the inside pit road wall. Because this change took place after qualifying, he started the race from the rear of the field. The race was scheduled to start at 1:46 p.m., but started four minutes later when Kyle Busch led the field to the green flag. The first caution of the race flew on the fifth lap when Kasey Kahne got loose on the frontstretch coming out of turn 3, slid down the track and slammed into the"
"respective teams changed engines. Earnhardt spun on cold tyres after leaving pit road, but manged to avoid colliding into the wall alongside the track. Terry Cook, substituting for Kenny Wallace who was competing in the Sam's Town 250 Busch Series race at Memphis Motorsports Park, had the No. 78 car's right-side window detach. Kahne was fastest in the final practice session with a time of 29.512 seconds; Casey Mears was second, and Earnhardt placed third. Fourth position was taken by Nemechek, Kurt Busch was fifth-quickest, and David Gilliland came sixth. Biffle was seventh-fastest, Johnson eighth, Burton ninth, and David Stremme"
"I have gotten a lot of racing experience in the Craftsman Truck Series that will help race with the guys in the Nextel Cup Series."" Team owner Jack Roush stated the race would allow his team to evaluate Ragan's performance in view of a possible full-time race seat in 2007. Three practice session were held before the Sunday race: one on Friday and two on Saturday. The first session lasted 85 minutes, the second 60 minutes and the third 45 minutes. In the first practice session, Kahne was fastest with a time of 22.936 seconds; Greg Biffle was second and"
"had to forfeit the pole position for the race and in the Daytona 500. During the second practice, Kahne was quickest with a time of 44.985 seconds, only one-thousandth of a second faster than Joey Logano. Jeff Gordon followed in the third position, ahead of David Ragan and Kyle Busch. The qualifying grids were chosen by how they qualified in Daytona 500 pole position qualifying, giving the pole position to Earnhardt in the first race. He was joined on the grid's front row by Paul Menard, with Ryan Newman in third. Mark Martin and Tony Stewart started in fourth and"
"(both added seven hours after the start of the sale) and Dublin dates (as the venue was sold out in six minutes) each followed after. Egan, Filan and his wife Gillian reacted ""speechless"" and ""amazed by the fan base"" respectively with the response of the public and thanked all for the love and being the best and incredible. Collectively, they were ""relieved"" and ""blown away"" with the happening. Feehily added, ""It's just really nice to be reassured that everyone, and maybe even more people, are around this time that want to see us play."" Second Croke Park date was announced"
"started fifth. Greg Biffle, Kyle Busch, Jamie McMurray, Ryan Newman, and Earnhardt, Jr. completed the first ten positions on the grid. The driver who failed to qualify for the race was Mike Bliss. In the Saturday morning session, Kahne was quickest, ahead of Kurt and Kyle Busch in second and third. Earnhardt, Jr. and Johnson followed in the fourth and fifth positions. Biffle, Hamlin, Kenseth, Menard, and McMurray rounded out the first ten positions. In the final practice session for the race, Kahne remained quickest with a time of 28.633 seconds. Kurt Busch followed in second, ahead of Hamlin and"
"tickets to the 2019 UK & Ireland tour. Pre-sale starts at 9am (London time) on Tuesday, 23 October 2018. Some of the acknowledged ticketing sites were Ticketmaster UK and Live Nation UK. VIP packages were available. Guests and/or the support front acts were to be announced. Several radio stations had contests and gave away free tickets. Some fans complained of lack of tour dates and not getting their pre-sale codes even if they pre-ordered the album. On their first full print interview as a band in six years, they said: “We will get to everyone eventually.” Band member Kian Egan"
"that everybody ""would have liked to get on the track today and get some practice. I know there are some things we wanted to work on and try to improve from the spring for this race. I think everybody wanted to get on the track. I think it’s one of the advantages of leading the points – obviously if it rains you get a good starting spot and pit stall. Glad we’re starting in the front, but still would have liked the track time.” Kasey Kahne was the fastest in the first practice session with a time of 22.429 and"
"he could at Kansas Speedway, and felt it was a track where he could achieve a good result which would improve his position in the championship and aimed for a top starting place. Three practice sessions were held before the Sunday race; one on Friday and two on Saturday. The first session lasted 90 minutes, the second, and third sessions ran for 50 minutes. In the first practice session, Kahne was fastest with a time of 30.417 seconds; Johnson was second and Elliott Sadler third. Brian Vickers took fourth position, and Scott Riggs placed fifth. Kurt Busch, Gordon, Kyle Busch,"
"on his umbilical. At 0902 hours, Kasey-Smith attached the guide wire to the bell. The ""Wildrake"" began lowering its crane hook, but Kasey-Smith now saw that Walker and Guiel's movements had become ""very very frantic"". The crane hook came down too far from the bell for Kasey-Smith to reach it with the wire slings attached to the hook. The hook was raised, had further slings attached, and was sent down again to Kasey-Smith, who attached the slings to the ""Wildrake"" bell at 1010 hours. The ""Wildrake"" attempted to lift the bell from the bottom at a 45-degree angle rather than"
"were held prior to the races on February 16, 2011. The first practice session ran for 90 minutes, while the second lasted 55 minutes after rain delays. In the first practice session, which was delayed because of rain, Kyle Busch was quickest with a time of 44.943 seconds. He was followed by Greg Biffle, Dale Earnhardt Jr., Johnson, and Juan Pablo Montoya in the next four positions. Also in the session, Earnhardt, along with Martin Truex Jr., collided together, and into the wall. Both sustained major damages to their car, which prompted them to move to back-up cars, meaning Earnhardt"
"pm ET. Brian Scott was the fastest in the final practice session with a time of 45.147 and a speed of . With nine minutes remaining in the session, Kyle Busch suffered a cut in his right-rear tire, got loose, turned up the track and slammed the wall head-on in turn 1. After being released from the infield care center, he said the crash ""was a huge impact. I thank NASCAR for all their advancements in the safety aspects of the car in the things that drivers wear and the SAFER Barriers as well today. That could have been a"
"Kahne and Bobby Labonte. Casey Mears was fourth-fastest, ahead of Harvick, Scott Riggs and David Gilliland. Earnhardt, a Chase for the Sprint Cup driver, was eighth, with Skinner and Stewart rounding out the top ten ahead of qualifying. Earnhardt's right-rear tire exploded while leading a pack of cars at the exit of turn two, nine minutes after the session started, beginning a chain-reaction accident involving cars driven by Gilliland, Stewart, David Reutimann, Hamlin, Clint Bowyer and Kahne, resulting in the session being stopped for 30 minutes. No drivers were injured, but Earnhardt and Gilliland were checked at the infield medical"
"and down for our team,"" he said. ""We were on such a hot streak there. We kind of got spoiled. The regular season was kind of irrelevant at that point because we knew we were going to get in the Chase. We're going to treat these next two weeks as if we're Chase racing. We found ourselves going for wins so much, going all-out for wins, that it probably hurt us in the long run. These next two weeks, we're going back to points racing."" The race, the twenty-fifth in the season, began at 7:30 pm EDT and was televised"
"each lasted for an hour. A third session, also an hour long, took place on the Saturday morning prior to qualifying. The first session provided limited opportunities to the drivers due to heavy rain and standing water on the course. As a result, only 11 of the 25 entrants participated in the session, of which Takuma Sato set the fastest time. Conditions improved during the second practice, and all 25 drivers set times. Will Power was quickest; marginally over a tenth of a second faster than Wilson. Ryan Briscoe, Simon Pagenaud and Tony Kanaan completed the top five, all recording"
"sold-out concerts, but also due to his ""dynamic performances."" John Marx, an associate and personal manager at the music division of WME, explained, regarding the previous decision, that ""analytics only give you so much...it has to do with what's in your gut and what you think."" Since the beginning there were plans to schedule dates in the United Kingdom and Europe, a leg of the tour that took around two months to be completed. Concerts were also scheduled in Australia and New Zealand for early 2014, as well as at 40 stages in North America. In the end, more seats"
"were both on Saturday afternoon. The first Saturday practice lasted 45 minutes, while the second lasted 60. Edwards was quickest with a time of 30.710 seconds in the first session, 0.134 seconds faster than Kyle Busch. Johnson was just off Busch's pace, followed by Matt Kenseth, Jamie McMurray, and Jeff Gordon. Kasey Kahne was seventh, still within a second of Edwards's time. Forty-five cars were entered for qualifying, but only forty-three could qualify for the race because of NASCAR's qualifying procedure. Kahne clinched the 20th pole position of his career, with a time of 30.525 seconds. He was joined on"
"Labonte, Ragan, and Johnson followed in the top ten. Carl Edwards was twenty-sixth and Kyle Busch was twenty-seventh. During the third and final practice session, Biffle was quickest with a fastest time of 19.799. Burton and Bowyer followed in second and third places with times of 19.866 and 19.867 seconds respectively. McMurray was the fourth fastest driver ahead of Harvick and Johnson. Gordon was scored seventh, Hamlin took eighth, Aric Almirola was ninth, and Mark Martin was tenth. The race, the thirty-second of thirty-six in the season, began at 1:00 p.m. Eastern Daylight Time (EDT) and was televised live in"
"and all of our guests,” team co-owner Eddie Wood said in a release. “We’ve been lucky. This is the first time this has happened since we started part-time in 2009. We’ve dodged a lot of bullets, including last time in Michigan. This one got us, but if it has to happen, I’d rather it be for something we can’t control instead of for a lack of performance on our part.” The race was scheduled to begin at 8:04 p.m. EDT on Sunday, but was delayed by rain that had been falling all afternoon. The green flag eventually fell at 11:42"
"the fastest in the second practice session with a time of 15.099 and a speed of . Casey Mears was the fastest in the final practice session with a time of 15.240 and a speed of . Landon Cassill broke the rear-end housing and hit the wall hard during the session. He was forced to roll out his backup car and started from the rear because the change took place after qualifying. The race was scheduled to start at 1:13 p.m. Eastern time, but was delayed for almost two hours by heavy rain. The race finally got underway at 3:00"
"Saturday race. The first session lasted 80 minutes, and the Thursday evening session lasted 85 minutes. During the first practice session, Kyle Busch and David Ragan collided to bring out the caution flag as Joey Logano was quickest. Clint Bowyer was in the second position, ahead of Ryan Newman and Matt Kenseth, while Tony Stewart was scored fifth. In the evening session, Robby Gordon was quickest, after Logano spun sideways. There was another caution later in the session, involving Denny Hamlin, Kyle Busch, Stewart, and Reed Sorenson. Greg Biffle was scored in second, ahead of Marcos Ambrose and Kasey Kahne"
"rain. Kasey Kahne won the pole with a time of 35.645 and a speed of . “Our Great Clips Chevrolet has had speed all three runs, so I knew we’d have a shot today, so that was cool,” Kahne said. “It’s been a while since we’ve had a pole. It’s going to be really important. The track is going to change a lot, though, come Sunday, with all the racing going on this weekend and then our practices tomorrow. The track will be a lot different Sunday. So, there will be some passing for sure, but it’s not going to"
"up to this team what I did on the first run, so I was glad I was able to make it up. It’s pretty awesome to get top five. I’m really happy and proud of that.” Kyle Larson was the fastest in the second practice session with a time of 30.680 and a speed of . Joey Logano was the fastest in the final practice session with a time of 30.786 and a speed of . The race was scheduled to start at 3:15 p.m., but was delayed by rain. The track was dried and under mostly sunny Florida skies,"
"of 28.518 and a speed of . The race was scheduled to start at 7:21 p.m., but rain forced the race to be pushed to the next day. Under clear blue North Carolina skies, Matt Kenseth led the field to the green flag at 12:32 p.m. The field didn't make it half a lap before debris brought out the first caution of the race. The back of the field accordioned back and Jeb Burton rammed into the rear of Cole Whitt. Kyle Busch was able to take the lead before the caution flew. The race restarted on lap 5. Matt"
"country France, but felt the two-part qualifying session would have a say in deciding the outcome of the event and believed overtaking opportunities would be sparse. Walker Racing driver Darren Manning stated that he hoped he would perform well at the circuit since Brands Hatch was the only track on the CART schedule he had previously raced on. Two fifty practice sessions were held on the Saturday before the race. A third 75-minute session took place on the Sunday morning prior to qualifying. Manning set the fastest time in the first fifty-minute practice session with a lap of 37.953 seconds,"
"first on April 12, 2012 which lasted 120 minutes. The second and final practice session was held on the following day and lasted 90 minutes. Mark Martin was quickest with a time of 28.507 seconds in the first session, less than four-hundredths of a second faster than Biffle. Harvick was just off Biffle's pace, followed by A. J. Allmendinger, Regan Smith, and Marcos Ambrose. Kenseth was seventh, still within two-tenths of a second of Martin's time. In the second and final practice session, Trevor Bayne was quickest with a time of 29.246 seconds. Biffle followed in the second position, ahead"
"features crime, mystery, action, horror and espionage elements. The author is rumoured to have described it as 'a werewolf whodunnit seen through the eyes of John Le Carre.' This was expected likely be published sometime around Christmas 2014 according to the author, but will initially be a Kindle-only book. Dean revealed in August 2014 that he was a huge supporter of self-publishing and the 'new and exciting possibilities now available to authors via digital publishing.' As well as publishing three travel diaries on Amazon, he also hinted at several new works of fiction coming to Kindle (initially) with releases every"
"additional commercial breaks. At halftime, Connal called Cline, and without urgency discussed the fact that the game seemed to be running longer than expected. As the fourth quarter began, it was 6:20 EST, and NBC executives began to realize the game might not end by 7:00. NBC Sports vice president Chet Simmons recalled: Connal, watching the game from his home in Old Greenwich, Connecticut, also noticed the fourth quarter was running ""terribly slow"". At 6:45, he called Cline again, and both men agreed the game would not end on time. Both supported running the end of the game, but given"
"and was released on September 12, 2016 at 11:36 a.m. Eastern time. Qualifying for Friday was cancelled due to rain. Kyle Busch was awarded the pole position as a result. Jimmie Johnson was the fastest in the first practice session with a time of 29.383 and a speed of . Kyle Larson was the fastest in the second practice session with a time of 29.033 and a speed of . Kyle Larson was the fastest in the final practice session with a time of 29.460 and a speed of . Under clear blue Illinois skies, Kyle Busch led the field"